Shapiro Attack, Paid Sick Leave & Why Data Centers Matter to Pittsburgh

What exactly is a data center, and why does Pittsburgh have so many? We're sharing the latest on the arson attack against Gov. Josh Shapiro at the official mansion in Harrisburg; why the two men who jumped off PPG Place didn't break any records; and how you can (hopefully) get your Bucco Brick replaced by the Pirates. Plus, the city is considering expanding paid sick leave, and the ACLU is suing the University of Pittsburgh over alleged violations of students' First Amendment rights. Thanks to Axios Pittsburgh reporter Chrissy Suttles for joining us!

Notes and references from today’s show:

Tracking data centers in Pittsburgh [Axios Pittsburgh]
Data centers to test limits of grid and growth [Axios Pittsburgh]
Fracking rebirth powers more data centers [Axios Pittsburgh]
Energy demand powers appetite for grid gear [Axios Pittsburgh]
Police seek pair who parachuted from PPG Place rooftop [TribLive]
ON THIS DAY: May 18, 1986, Two BASE jumpers arrested after leaping off U.S. Steel Tower [WPXI]
What to know about Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and the alleged arson at his official residence [AP News]
Arson suspect was angry with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestinian stance, search warrants say [NBC News]
Independent expert will review security at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence after arson attack [Spotlight PA]
Pittsburgh City Council will consider bill to expand paid sick days [WESA]
Pittsburgh EMS union sues city over residency requirement [TribLive]
Pennsylvania Supreme Court hears oral arguments in 'jock tax' case [WESA]
ACLU sues Pitt, alleging free speech violations against pro-Palestinian student group [WESA]
Students for Justice in Palestine at Pitt v. University of Pittsburgh [ACLU of Pennsylvania]
Pirates to offer owners of "Bucco Bricks" a free replica of their keepsake [KDKA]
'Bucco Bricks' controversy continues after sidewalk replacement project is approved [WTAE]